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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
6
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You are cordially invited to a strawberry social bake sale and white elephant sale on the lawn of the R Rich Mond residence Hud Son Hope B C Sunday afternoon September 1. Proceeds aid repairs to St Peter’s log church. In case of rain, sale moves to Canyon Market.
Chetwynd Canfor received the Workmen's Compensation Board top safety award for zero accident frequency in 1970, the second consecutive year the firm earned the meritorious safety award for class D sawmills. Cyril Whit Q.C. presented the honors in Chetwynd with Jack Higgins acknowledging Canfor’s safety culture and milestone.
Kindergarten registration will be held Tuesday, September 7 from 10 a.m. to noon in the Evangelical Church basement. Children must be five by December 31, 1971. For details contact Mrs G McNabb at 2554.
As autumn nears and schools reopen residents turn to winter activities. The Anglican Church resumes 11 a.m. Sunday services from September 5. The United Church Presbytery in 1968 supported Mr Peake as minister for United Church members in Chetwynd amid the absence of a Lutheran pastor and a Presbyterian minister, with several hoping for clearer parish arrangements.
The Workmen's Compensation Board announced a new office in Fort St John, staff of five overseen by manager Bill Harrison. Cyril White, board chairman, cited rising industrial growth in the Peace country as the need for the facility.
An interview discusses Greenwood Forest Reducts owning a modern mill for poplar and birch, calls for government level action, and plans to test hardwoods with a potential two million feet cut this year. Williston pushes federal involvement, licensing mills, and integrating scattered volumes into forest licenses. The dialogue covers curing birch to 30 percent moisture and avoiding June to August cuts to prevent cracking.
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